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Licence an extension to specified companies on tenant.

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If a customer has hundreds of companies in their Business Central tenant and they want an extension written that is only relevant to a small number of them, and therefore should only be licensed to that small number of companies. How would one achieve this?

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YUN ZHU 77,925 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at

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Licence an extension to specified companies on tenant.

Hi, Stefano is right, this is the part that Microsoft leaves to partners.
The easiest way to do this is for you to add a setting such as whether or not to enable the feature. To enable it you need to enter a password.

There is also a complex example below, you can also refer to it.

GitHub - SpareBrainedIdeas/Spare-Brained-Licensing: This free-to-use AppSource Extension for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central allows partners and users to easily manage License Keys against a Subscription platform.

Thanks.

ZHU
Stefano Demiliani 37,162 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Licence an extension to specified companies on tenant.

If you mean licensing for an Appsource app, you need to create your own custom licensing module/logic to achieve that.
gdrenteria 14,483 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Licence an extension to specified companies on tenant.

Hi,

I would say you should have more than one production environment and you could mix Business Central Essential and Premium licenses on the same tenant, installing whatever extensions you want in each environment.

Could you see: How to mix Business Central Essential and Premium licenses in the same tenant - Companial